Anna Sue Cross

January 7, 2010

Anna Sue Cross, 61, of Boonville, died Wednesday at Lakeview Health Care Center. Funeral services will be held at 11:00 AM Saturday at the H.T. May and Son Funeral Home in Boonville, Mo. Visitation will be from 10-11 am Saturday at the funeral home.

Anna was born February 12, 1948 in Bunceton, the daughter of Roger R. and Edith Stewart Williams.

Survivors include six sisters Emma ALford of Temple, Tx., Terry Williams of St. Louis, Mo., Edna Butler of Nelson, Mo., , Mozelle Ballenger of Columbia, Mo., and Pam Taylor and Marnetta Vaughn both of Boonville.

Posted by May Funerals | Filed Under Obituaries and Condolences 

Comments

3 Responses to “Anna Sue Cross”

  1. wesley taylor on January 7th, 2010 5:21 pm

    she was a good and caring woman . she gave more than she had ,and took less than she deserved. i will miss you.

  2. Alice Jackson on January 8th, 2010 9:18 pm

    Anna Sue always had a smile even though sometimes she probably didn’t feel like it. Will miss visiting her at Lakeview.

  3. Perry-Lewis Families on January 9th, 2010 3:43 pm

    TO: The Family of Anna Sue Cross:
    The entire members of Perry-Lewis Family share with during your hour of loss. Anna was a long-time of our family and we shared many happy moments with her.

    Respectfully Submitted

    Mr. George Perry
    Secretary-Treasurer
    Perry-Lewis Family

Messages and Condolences




 

Immediate Arrangements

Many decisions must be made when you lose a loved one, and we offer caring and professional support to guide you through that process while you grieve. Please call our Columbia office at 573.443.2273 (or the H.T. May & Son Funeral Home location nearest you) to speak in person with a trained funeral director.

Obituaries:

Funeral Pre-Planning

Today more than ever, people are choosing to pre-plan or prepay for their own funeral arrangements. Such planning helps prevent the surviving family members from having to make arrangements on short notice, reduces emotional strain and helps to ensure that the wishes of the deceased will be respected.